10 Must Have JavaScript Cheat Sheets
More and more websites are realizing the power of client side scripting and AJAX to bring their site to the next level of interaction as JavaScript is becoming a second hand language to almost every serious web developer today. Here is our collection of 10 must have JS cheat sheets to help you along on your web developing adventures. I hope you enjoy and find this as useful as many developers did!
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1. QuicklyCode – Cheat Sheets and Programming Stuff
This website links you to various cheat sheets and other developer resources to aid you in your programming, including JavaScript and other applications.
2. gotAPI – Instant Search In Developer Documentation
Handy quick reference search for JavaScript and HTML (including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, Web2.0) and other software/technologies.
3. JavaScript Cheat Sheet
A quick reference guide for JavaScript, listing methods and functions, and including a guide to regular expressions and the XMLHttpRequest object.
4. Dojo 1.3 Base API Cheat Sheet
A cheat sheet designed by Kyle Hayes but with full API generation by phiggins over at #dojo – fully compatible with Dojo 1.3.
5. MooTools 1.2 Cheat Sheet
It includes documentation for Core, Native, Class, Element, Utilities and Request.
6. jQuery 1.3 Cheatsheet
This cheat sheet is a quick reference by Oscar Otero to functions and properties in the jQuery 1.3 library.
7. jQuery Selectors
Understanding jQuery selectors is the key to using the jQuery library most effectively. This reference card puts the power of jQuery selectors at your very fingertips.
8. JQuery 1.3 Visual Cheat Sheet
jQuery Visual Cheat Sheet is a practical reference to jQuery 1.3 for web designers and developers. This cheat sheet contains the full jQuery API reference with detailed descriptions and some sample code.
9. DOM JavaScript Cheat Sheet (PDF)
The most common DOM method at a glance.
10. JavaScript Features
This page is a matrix of JavaScript features. You can use the interface below to compare feature support across browsers.
